Obituaries in The Villages, Florida. Local obituaries, local passings, local information on the deceased in The Villages, Florida. Local funeral home listings and links for individual condolences.
Gary Arnold was a proud firefighter, he loved training up firefighters and running command on scenes. He was a patriot and a public servant. Gary was an avid softball player and enjoyed golf when he could.
Lois Wood enjoyed the social activities in the Villages, swimming, playing cards and being part of the bone builders group. Lois will be missed by her many friends.
Jason Williams was very creative and loved playing the drums, watching Miami Dolphins and playing with his grandsons. He was passionate about working on vehicles.
Curtis Lyons became active at the House of Prayer, Wildwood, Florida, and began to play the organ/piano there. Music was his passion, and he wanted to be the best at it.
Laura MacDonald's passion in life was gardening. She was a plant enthusiast, and she enjoyed music and spending time with her kids' grandkids and great grand kids.
Shirley Dollevoet enjoyed Ice Skating, playing golf, trips to Jamaica, numerous cruises with her husband , spending time with her family, and going out to eat with her friends and family,
Richard Moses Jr. proudly served in the United States Navy. He enjoyed spending time with family, working and enjoying an occasional drink with friends and family.
Rick Hibbs embraced activities like skiing, skydiving, hot air ballooning, and dancing. In the Villages he loved his community, and organized a neighborhood bocce league, nurtured friendships throughout the neighborhood,
Barbara Moore was an avid bridge player and loved golf, bocce and aerobics. As a member of shoebox, she knit over five hundred helmet hats for the soldiers.
Lawrence Cole loved to be surrounded by the beauty of nature, exploring and traveling. He was athletic, competitive, artistic, and creative with a spiritual side.
David Nelson proudly served in the U.S. Army. He was the life of the party, he cherished the community and friendships made during his time in the Villages.
Robert Ferrante's love for cars, softball, golf, and his favorite sports teams, the NY Yankees and NY Giants, defined his spirit and brought him joy throughout his life.
David Kimpel enjoyed all things Michigan State. He could be found early on football game days setting up his famous tailgate. He also enjoyed MSU Village Spartans Alumni Club.
James Lacey enjoyed playing the mandolin and harmonica, golfing, and spending time with family. His family and friends will miss his smile, laughter, dancing, infectious joy, humor, and music.
Robert Siano proudly served in the U.S. Navy, and enjoyed horseback riding and ice skating. Bob was also passionate about bowling and was an avid sports fan.
Wayne Zuegel had a passion for sports, and spent most of his life playing baseball and softball. He enjoyed spending time on the water, and especially with his children.
